Who would UND hire?

[Cratter]

See yall back here in 6 years. 

[Dustin]

6 minutes ago, RhettRingers said:

Was told it was down to Schmidt, Tibesar and Fruechte.

Interesting that all those names were part of Miller’s article. So, basically no surprises. 

[SiouxFan100]

1 minute ago, Cratter said:

See yall back here in 6 years. 

Doubt it will six years. The thread won’t shut down.

[iramurphy]

1 minute ago, Cratter said:

So Schmidt only got to be a defensive coordinator one year (last year) after leaving UND?

His other coaching roles were pretty minor then I guess.

At that level, position  coaches have key roles. They are involved in player decisions and developing schemes. 
 

[Hambone]

Just now, Dustin said:

Interesting that all those names were part of Miller’s article. So, basically no surprises. 

I think some of the other names that were interviewed may be some surprises…..but I heard early that those three were the top and ES was the likely pick but they needed to make sure.  Also heard that the opening was very popular.

[SiouxFan100]

Just now, Hambone said:

I think some of the other names that were interviewed may be some surprises…..but I heard early that those three were the top and ES was the likely pick but they needed to make sure.  Also heard that the opening was very popular.

Thanks - do you know how many were interviewed?

[Dustin]

1 minute ago, Hambone said:

Also heard that the opening was very popular.

Nice. Maybe a source of staff?

[Hambone]

Just now, SiouxFan100 said:

Thanks - do you know how many were interviewed?

I don’t and really only heard one other name that hasn’t been mentioned here.  It was actually kept fairly close to the vest.

[RhettRingers]

9 minutes ago, Cratter said:

So Schmidt only got to be a defensive coordinator one year (last year) after leaving UND?

His other coaching roles were pretty minor then I guess.

Wouldn’t call it a “minor” role being part of a coaching staff that was national runner up at the FBS level. He would’ve been at Bama if he didn’t leave for SDSU.

[gfhockey]

We got our guy!

[UNDhoops]

I’ll keep an open mind I guess 

[coltssiouxfan]

1 minute ago, Hambone said:

I don’t and really only heard one other name that hasn’t been mentioned here.  It was actually kept fairly close to the vest.

Who was it?! 

[UND1983]

12 minutes ago, Cratter said:

So Schmidt only got to be a defensive coordinator one year (last year) after leaving UND?

His other coaching roles were pretty minor then I guess.

Yes all minor roles

[Hawkster]

Probably a good hire but I'm reserving judgment until I see more staff and some proof on the field.   IMO too much of the same old same old.

[SiouxFan100]

Well I am encouraged. Lots has happened to UND football in a short time. I think there is more hope now that we can have a product that we can rally behind. Will always be proud to have graduated from UND!

[UND08]

2019 - 28.50 points allowed per game

2018 - 23.50 points per game

2017 - 34.64 points per game

Color me skeptical…but I have to admire our ability to “keep it all in the family!”

[SiouxFan100]

4 minutes ago, RhettRingers said:

Wouldn’t call it a “minor” role being part of a coaching staff that was national runner up at the FBS level. He would’ve been at Bama if he didn’t leave for SDSU.

You called it Rhett! Thanks

[Cratter]

6 minutes ago, RhettRingers said:

Wouldn’t call it a “minor” role being part of a coaching staff that was national runner up at the FBS level. He would’ve been at Bama if he didn’t leave for SDSU.

I just thought he had a more significant role.

But he was like 3rd or 4th tier coach there behind the head coach and D&O coordinators.

And there's quite a few of these 3rd and 4th tier coaches at schools like Washington.

I just learning.

 

[Siouxperman8]

I like the Schmidt pick and he must have interviewed well. 

Tibesar has very long list of experience too and I'm guessing was strongly considered.  Years ago I asked one of his relatives about the possibility of him coming back but at that time his career and salary were beyond what UND could offer.

Since he left UND:

• Kansas State (2006)
  Special teams coordinator
• Kansas State (2007–2008)
  Defensive coordinator & defensive backs coach
• Montreal Alouettes (2009–2010)
  Linebackers coach
• Montreal Alouettes (2011)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach
• Purdue (2012)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach
• Chicago Bears (2013)
  Linebackers coach
• Northwestern (2014)
  Defensive consultant
• Wisconsin (2015–2016)
  Outside linebackers coach
• Wisconsin (2017)
  Defensive run game coordinator & outside linebackers coach
• Oregon State (2018–2021)
  Defensive coordinator & outside linebackers coach
• Akron (2022–present)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach

[Dustin]

2 minutes ago, Hawkster said:

Probably a good hire but I'm reserving judgment until I see more staff and some proof on the field.   IMO too much of the same old same old.

 

Just now, UND08 said:

2019 - 28.50 points allowed per game

2018 - 23.50 points per game

2017 - 35.64 points per game

Color me skeptical…but I have to admire our ability to “keep it all in the family!”

All legitimate concerns. I will reserve judgement until I see product on the field. 

[RhettRingers]

1 minute ago, UND08 said:

2019 - 28.50 points allowed per game

2018 - 23.50 points per game

2017 - 34.64 points per game

Color me skeptical…but I have to admire our ability to “keep it all in the family!”

What was the common denominator?

[Shawn-O]

12 hours ago, Shawn-O said:

Ask yourself if you’re Polasek Rogers or Nielsen who would be the biggest pain in the ass to recruit against.  That’s who I want. Someone that’s a thorn in these guys side 

So do we have our guy?  

[SiouxFan100]

1 minute ago, Siouxperman8 said:

He must have interviewed well. 

Tibesar has very long list of experience too and I'm guessing was strongly considered.  Years ago I asked one of his relatives about the possibility of him coming back but at that time his career and salary were beyond what UND could offer.

Since he left UND:

• Kansas State (2006)
  Special teams coordinator
• Kansas State (2007–2008)
  Defensive coordinator & defensive backs coach
• Montreal Alouettes (2009–2010)
  Linebackers coach
• Montreal Alouettes (2011)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach
• Purdue (2012)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach
• Chicago Bears (2013)
  Linebackers coach
• Northwestern (2014)
  Defensive consultant
• Wisconsin (2015–2016)
  Outside linebackers coach
• Wisconsin (2017)
  Defensive run game coordinator & outside linebackers coach
• Oregon State (2018–2021)
  Defensive coordinator & outside linebackers coach
• Akron (2022–present)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach

Pretty dang impressive - thanks

[Cratter]

He moved up a tier coach position but down a level school to get there.

And they sucked this year.

Just learning.

[UND1983]

3 minutes ago, Siouxperman8 said:

I like the Schmidt pick and he must have interviewed well. 

Tibesar has very long list of experience too and I'm guessing was strongly considered.  Years ago I asked one of his relatives about the possibility of him coming back but at that time his career and salary were beyond what UND could offer.

Since he left UND:

• Kansas State (2006)
  Special teams coordinator
• Kansas State (2007–2008)
  Defensive coordinator & defensive backs coach
• Montreal Alouettes (2009–2010)
  Linebackers coach
• Montreal Alouettes (2011)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach
• Purdue (2012)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach
• Chicago Bears (2013)
  Linebackers coach
• Northwestern (2014)
  Defensive consultant
• Wisconsin (2015–2016)
  Outside linebackers coach
• Wisconsin (2017)
  Defensive run game coordinator & outside linebackers coach
• Oregon State (2018–2021)
  Defensive coordinator & outside linebackers coach
• Akron (2022–present)
  Defensive coordinator & linebackers coach

Fired too much